Sentence examples for manage it at from inspiring English sources
It can be tricky to bring viewers into movies that follow multiple characters who may not know one another yet are somehow connected, though filmmakers do manage it, at best by going deep and not just wide.
"He just had himself set on this a year ago," Mr. Lipkin said, "and to tell you the truth, I didn't know if he could manage it at the time".
For women, the same litany of attacks described by Ms. Hess can remain hanging out there, unspoken or not, because if we won't talk about how we manage it, there must be something wrong with having to manage it at all.
One of OpenView's portfolio companies, Kareo, which focuses on medical billing software, has essentially replaced a box that could have cost "a couple of thousand dollars" per month when adding in the cost of a person to manage it at the customer's premises.
Interviewer: Where there any other things that you were doing besides the ice to manage it at that early point?
Our case studies and other informal observations suggest some differences between groups working to manage Sudden Oak Death at the urban forest scale and those working to manage it at a larger wildland scale.
Coe, one of Holmes' heroes, won gold at 1500m and Ovett triumphed over 800m, but neither man managed it at both distances.
It would take 36 years for another African team to participate, and when Morocco finally managed it, at the 1970 World Cup, the coach was another European: Blagoje Vidinic of Yugoslavia.
Clijsters is the first unranked woman to win a Grand Slam event since Evonne Goolagong Cawley managed it at the 1977 Australian Open, when she was coming back from childbirth.
I managed it at Lord's and I'd like to be able to do the same in the second Test against West Indies starting today at Trent Bridge, where I was involved in one of the most bizarre incidents to take place on a cricket field in recent times.
'It was Helen's publishers who pushed her so close to the wire with this book; it's a tribute to her that she managed it at all,' said a close friend, who points out that a first draft of the novel didn't exist until midway through this year but that once Picador knew, they pushed her to finish it for the Christmas market.
